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About Angela
UK based freelance journalist specialising in travel, tourism, luxury, food/retail, hospitality, hotels, business, commerce, leisure, horticulture.  As a travel journalist I cover most areas of the world and write regularly for a wide range of publications, websites and companies including Group Travel World, British Muslim Magazine, Colores.  I am also the International editor for the American based company, Core Publishing, providing travel and luxury features for its luxry hotel magazines. Other publications for which I write regularly include Indoor Play, Early Years Childcarer, Selvedge, Contract Caterer, Business News Wales. I am the author of numerous books.

 On a local basis I can cover anything in Norfolk Suffolk here in the UK where I live.  

I write news & features, blogs, promotional material, guidebooks. I also undertake ghostwriting for various companies. 

I am a member of the Garden Media Guild.
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Plans for new pilgrimage route linking UK and Scandinavia hinges on redemption story of Viking warrior

24 Oct 2024  |  Sight Magazine
Plans are underway to establish a new pilgrimage route linking the UK and Scandinavia, centered around the legacy of St Olav, a Viking king who converted to Christianity. The route aims to connect various heritage sites in the UK with existing St Olav Ways in Scandinavia, fostering cultural and historical ties. Key stakeholders, including Norwich Cathedral and the National Pilgrim Centre, are involved in the initiative, which seeks to strengthen the historical connections between the UK and Norway through shared faith and heritage.

Space Exploration: UK's Gloucester Cathedral Hosts Mars and Examines Some Big Questions About Life on Earth and Beyond

17 Oct 2024  |  Sight Magazine
Gloucester Cathedral is hosting an exhibition titled 'Mars: War and Peace,' featuring a large-scale model of Mars and an immersive soundtrack. The event includes a talk by Rev Professor Andrew Davison, who explores the possibility of life beyond Earth, combining scientific and theological perspectives. The exhibition aims to inspire reflection on peace and justice, with various activities and performances, including Gustav Holst's Planets Suite, enhancing the experience.

Postcards: Radio amateurs hit the airwaves in UK churches

13 Oct 2024  |  Sight Magazine
The 'Churches and Chapels on the Air' event, organized by the World Association of Christian Amateurs and Listeners, saw radio amateurs transmitting from St Edmundsbury Cathedral in Suffolk. This annual event, which began in 1957, aims to introduce amateur radio to churches. In 2024, over 50 churches participated across the UK, US, and Ireland, with Bury St Edmunds being the only cathedral involved. The event, supported by the Bury St Edmunds Amateur Radio Society, facilitated international connections and attracted significant public interest, highlighting the cathedral's role as a community space.

The History and Connection of Naples, Italy and Pizza

16 Sep 2024  |  eastendtastemagazine.com
Naples, Italy, renowned for its iconic pizza, has a rich culinary history intertwined with this beloved dish. Pizza, originating as a food for the poor, gained popularity across social classes and was notably criticized by Samuel Morse in 1831. The classic Pizza Margarita was created in 1889 by Raffaele Esposito for Queen Margarita of Savoy, symbolizing the Italian flag. Today, Naples boasts over 800 pizzerias, with establishments like Da Michele and Starita maintaining traditional methods and ingredients. The Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana ensures the authenticity of Neapolitan pizza, which is recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage.

Why some UK cathedrals look like amusement parks this summer

28 Aug 2024  |  Episcopal News Service
British cathedrals have embraced innovative visitor engagement strategies, transforming into vibrant cultural hubs with activities like Ferris wheels, marine exhibitions, and medieval villages. These initiatives aim to attract diverse audiences, offering unique experiences that blend entertainment with educational and spiritual elements. Cathedrals such as Norwich, St. Albans, and Birmingham have successfully integrated these activities into their broader community engagement programs, fostering a deeper connection with visitors and addressing the secularization trend in the UK.

These programs in San Francisco provide free medicines

27 Aug 2024  |  www.hechoencalifornia1010.com
San Francisco offers several programs providing free or low-cost medicines to residents, particularly those with low incomes or critical health conditions. The San Francisco Health Network, Project Open Hand, and Hospital Zuckerberg San Francisco are among the organizations offering these services. Medicaid and Mission Neighborhood Health Center also provide low-cost medicines, while HealthRIGHT 360 offers integrated healthcare and social services.

Postcards: A week of medieval merriment draws crowds to UK cathedral

27 Aug 2024  |  Sight Magazine
Worcester Cathedral hosted its first week-long Medieval Fest, attracting thousands of visitors with activities like medieval games, crafts, and historical tours. The event celebrated the cathedral's heritage, featuring King John and St Wulfstan, and aimed to be inclusive with mostly free activities. The festival's success has led to plans for it to become an annual event, supported by Visit Worcestershire as part of the region's growing tourism sector.

Why Some Cathedrals Look Like Amusement Parks This Summer

06 Aug 2024  |  religionunplugged.com
British cathedrals are adopting innovative visitor engagement strategies by hosting a variety of activities that resemble amusement park attractions. These include Ferris wheels, animatronic sea creatures, and medieval villages, aimed at attracting wider audiences and fostering community engagement. Cathedrals like Norwich, St. Albans, and Lichfield are offering unique experiences that combine entertainment with educational and spiritual elements, such as marine-themed exhibits and labyrinth walks. These initiatives are part of a broader effort to connect with a secularizing British public, providing accessible and diverse experiences within sacred spaces.

Sacred gardens: the tranquil places where many feel closer to their creator

25 Jul 2024  |  religionmediacentre.org.uk
Sacred gardens around cathedrals and churches in the UK are becoming popular as tranquil spaces for contemplation and spiritual connection. These gardens, varying in style from formal to wildlife settings, are part of the Quiet Garden Movement, which promotes outdoor spaces for prayer. The movement has seen increased interest post-pandemic, with gardens like the Faith Garden at Auckland Castle and Chalice Well Gardens in Glastonbury offering unique experiences. Many cathedrals incorporate gardens into their activities, enhancing community engagement and wellbeing. These spaces are also recognized for their environmental contributions, with some achieving eco-awards.

The psychology of Christmas flavours and evoking nostalgia

06 Jul 2024  |  www.readersdigest.co.uk
Christmas flavors evoke powerful nostalgic feelings, transporting individuals back to childhood memories. Brands like Bird & Blend, Hotel Chocolat, and Lillypuds capitalize on this by creating products that stimulate the senses and evoke festive cheer. The use of traditional flavors like ginger, cinnamon, and clove, combined with luxurious packaging, enhances the emotional response and encourages consumer purchases. Even typically disliked foods like Brussels sprouts become appealing when paired with festive elements. The strategic use of sensory cues by brands heightens the sense of seasonal relevance and enjoyment.
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